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Director: Andrea Molaioli
Screenplay: Sandro Petraglia; based on
Lo Sguardo di uno Sconosciuto by Karin Fossum
Photography: Ramiro Civita
Music: Teho Teardo
Cast: Toni Servillo, Valeria Golino, Fabrizio
Gifuni, Omero Antonutti, Anna Bonaiuto, Nello Mascia,
Marco Baliani, Giulia Michelini, Fausto Maria Sciarappa,
Denis Fasolo, Franco Ravera
Editing: Giogiò Franchini
Production: Nicola Giuliano,
Francesca Cima for Indigo Film
in collaboration with Medusa Film,
Friuli-Venezia Giulia Film Commission
and with the support of MIBAC
International Distribution: Intramovies,
via E. Manfredi 15, 00197 Roma, Italy, tel. +39 (06) 80
76 157, fax +39 (06) 80 76 156,
www.intramovies.com,
mail@intramovies.com
Year: 2007. Running Time: 95’
A small village in northern Italy, 8am. Six year-old
Marta (Nicole Perrone) is walking home, having slept at
her aunt's house. A van pulls up: Mario (Franco Ravera),
a mentally challenged local young man, convinces her to
follow him to his farm. When her mother doesn’t see her
come back, she calls for help. Inspector Sanzio (Toni
Servillo) is an experienced policeman who recently moved
to this remote area. A younger colleague Siboldi (Fausto
Maria Scialappa), born in the valleys, becomes his guide
to get to know the family ties and relationships of the
small community. The two of them, accompanied by Alfredo
(Nello Mascia), Sanzio’s loyal colleague since his time
in homicide, will have to stay in town because another
crime is about to be committed; a crime probably
connected to one of the families in the village, born
from a sentimental or emotional tie. Everyone in town
could be the potential killer.
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Andrea Molaioli
Born in Rome in 1967, he started his career as an assistant to
director Nanni Moretti, Carlo Mazzacurati, Daniele Lucchetti and
Mimmo Calopresti. He worked as an actor in Moretti's April,
La stanza del figlio, Diario, Bandiera Rossa and Borsa nera.
He also directed backstage for some films and TV series. The
Girl by the Lake, his first feature, shown in Venice 2007
(The Critics’ Week section) was awarded ten “David di Donatello
2008”, two of them for Best Direction and Best Feature Film.
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